YES to Present Triple-Header Concert Tour In 2013!

Call it a true classic rock triple header--and the quintessential live concert experience.

In a career first, iconic and Grammy-winning rock band YES will perform three of their classic albums in their entirety, all in one concert, on a special tour in 2013: 1971's THE YES ALBUM, 1972's CLOSE TO The Edge and 1977's GOING FOR THE ONE. Music audiences will experience the albums, each representing an important milestone in YES' career, performed from beginning to end.

After starting in West Wendover, Nevada, the historic trek continues down the West Coast including stops in Seattle (3/3, Moore Theatre), San Francisco (3/5, The Warfield) and Los Angeles (3/6, Orpheum Theatre) before heading east for shows in New York (4/9, Beacon Theatre),Toronto (4/11, Massey Hall), Detroit (4/12, Fox Theatre) and more. See the full itinerary below.

The tour will mark the first time since 1973 that YES--who have sold close to 50 million albums worldwide--have performed an album onstage in its entirety.

STEVE HOWE says, "These albums we all easily agreed on--they are complete works in themselves," adding that several of the songs have rarely been performed live. "I believe the only song not performed in concert is 'A Venture' from The Yes Album," says CHRIS SQUIRE. "And probably the most tricky of all the songs planned for this set is 'Turn of the Century' from the Going for the One album." ALAN WHITE believes "This is a great opportunity to show the growth of YES in these different eras--and to relive the memories of these times."

THE YES ALBUM is widely considered to be the band's breakthrough album. Certified platinum, it features such signature songs as "Yours Is No Disgrace" and "I've Seen All Good People." The band's album CLOSE TO The Edge was on the U.S. charts for 32 weeks, peaking at #3. A Rolling Stone review, which features the epic suites "Close To The Edge" and "You And I," noted, "Yes' colors are subtle, almost imperceptible tints, but the main strokes are bold and thick, applied with sureness and natural instinct." GOING FOR THE ONE, described by Allmusic.com as "perhaps the most overlooked item in the Yes catalog," went gold, hit #8 on the U.S. chart and featured two singles, "Wonderous Stories" (which hit #6) and the title track (#24).

"I think the 12-inch album is alive and well as reinforced by the rising interest in the analog format," says SQUIRE when asked about the album format in the singles-driven digital age. The album, says HOWE, "has never totally gone away--there are those who completely understand."

Tickets can be purchased in advance at the below links in the tour itinerary. Moreover, Ye­s is proud to provide special show packages, which include near-stage seating, a meet and greet with the band, exclusive limited-edition gifts from Yes, and much more. For more information and to purchase Yes packages, visit the below links.

About YES:Founded in 1968 by Jon Anderson and Chris Squire, Grammy-award winning recording artists YES have created some of the most important and influential music in rock history, such as iconic pieces "Roundabout," "Close to The Edge," "I've Seen All Good People," "Owner of a Lonely Heart," and countless others. Having sold tens of millions of records over its four-decade career, Yes continues creating masterful music that inspires fans and musicians from around the world. For more information on Yes, visit yesworld.com. Join Yes on Twitter and Facebook at twitter.com/yesofficialand facebook.com/yestheband respectively.

The Yes Album (1971) Yours Is No DisgraceThe ClapStarship Trooper a: Life Seeker b: Dilusion c: WurmI've Seen All Good People a: Your Move b: All Good PeopleA VenturePerpetual Change

Close To The Edge (1972)Close To The Edge I. The Solid Time of Change II. Total Mass Retain III. I Get Up, I Get Down IV. Seasons of ManAnd You And I I. Cord of Life II. Eclipse III. The Preacher the Teacher IV. ApocalypseSiberian Khatru

Going For The One (1977)Going for the OneTurn of the CenturyParallelsWonderous StoriesAwaken